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Compare International Schools in Reading, United Kingdom

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Instructs in English
Ages 13 - 18 years
Fees £37,200 - 60,750
Pupils 830
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bradfield College sits on 285 acres in rural Berkshire, about an hour from central London. The college offers boarding and day options for pupils aged 13 to 18, in a co-educational community. The curriculum combines the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and A Levels in the Sixth Form, with an Extended Project Qualification. Year 9 follows Faulkner's Curriculum, redeveloped in 2023 as Education for Life, which integrates wellbeing, digital literacy, study skills and practical life skills into five LIFE modules. Years 10–11 maintain a core framework in Mathematics, Science, English and a Modern Language, together with non-examined PE/Wellbeing and an extensive options block including in-house School-Directed Courses such as Music and Classical Greek. The campus features the Blackburn Science Centre, a 25-metre pool, a large sports hall, floodlit hockey pitches, a golf course and a dedicated tennis centre. Notable facilities include an historic Dining Hall and a Greek Theatre on campus.
Instructs in English
Ages 11 - 18 years
Fees £29,250 - 58,500
Pupils 566
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Leighton Park School is an independent, co-educational day and boarding school in Reading, Berkshire, serving ages 11–18. The curriculum combines the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, the British Curriculum and BTEC qualifications, with Key Stage 3 covering core subjects, a modern language and the arts. Technology subjects underpin a STEAM focus, including music technology, engineering and computer science. From Years 7–8, Approaches to Learning (ATL) are taught, culminating in a Fryer Extended Project; Year 7 features Enquiry Week. A six-week IB experience and CAS underpin co-curricular life. The 65-acre parkland campus combines historic and modern learning spaces, with a Design Studio, Innovation Hub and Sixth Form facilities. Facilities span sport, performing arts and music, including a Yamaha Flagship partner and over 100 co-curricular activities. The campus supports wellbeing, community engagement and a long-standing heritage rooted in Quaker values.
Instructs in English
Ages 3 - 18 years
Fees £4,000 - 27,150
Type Girls School
The Abbey School is an independent girls' day school in Reading that educates pupils from age 3 to 18. The curriculum runs cohesively from the Junior School through the Senior years to the Sixth Form, combining Early Years phonics with Read, Write, Inc., a bilingual emphasis in English and the Arts, and extensive subject choice. In Years 7–9, students begin a language carousel (French, Spanish, German, Mandarin) with accelerated options and enriched studies, while Years 10–11 prepare for GCSEs and the Sixth Form offers A Levels. The Abbey Learner Profile underpins learning across English, the Arts, Humanities, Languages, Maths and Science, with subject specialists guiding lessons. Facilities include specialist science labs, a 25m indoor pool, an all-weather astro pitch, a Fab Lab and a library with over one million books. A programme of clubs, performing arts, sport and outdoor education complements academic study. Its values foster curiosity, resilience and collaboration.